In Helsinki, Presidents Clinton and Yeltsin brought START II nearer fruition.

At the inter agency level, a number of initiatives were brought to fruition during the reporting period.

Our efforts should propel this issue to fruition.

Several planned visits did not come to fruition.

We are confident that our endeavours will lead to fruition.

I hope that consensus on the important initiative on banning the production of fissile materials for nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices can be invigorated and brought to fruition soon.

And here is the fruition of that in actuality.

international community does not have the time to negotiate and bring to fruition a LBI.

Around 2004, in collaboration with Gerhard Nagel and Karl Deisseroth, this vision came to fruition.

And that's a much bigger project it's going to take 20 years or so to come to fruition.

Specific actions are set out in each area that would help bring our goals to fruition.

That's a lot for a client to commit to before you actually see the fruition of the concept.

Your wisdom and dynamic leadership, I am confident, will lead the work of the Committee to fruition.

Support provided in the preparation of a consolidated salary scale for public servants came nearer to fruition.

Secondly, the views of Member States should count in the decision to bring to fruition ideas on Council reform.

A lasting political solution can come to fruition only when the rebel group becomes a democratic civilian organization.

Obviously, there's no guarantee that it can be a time of fruition and growth.

States must make greater efforts to ensure that it comes to fruition during the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.

Only by fulfilling the first phase of the road map stopping terrorism can the partnership reach fruition.

It provides the most timely opportunity to bring to fruition our discussions over a decade to achieve a more representative, transparent and effective Security Council.

The synthesis of these two factors fruition and loss is what gives late life its particular dynamic and its unique contribution of wisdom to society.

This is an area of particular and immediate importance to many developing countries and economies in transition, in which the practical experience acquired by UNCTAD (through programmes like ACIS, ASYCUDA and its work on corridor agreements), as well as the availability of new technologies, represents a capital that could be brought to rapid fruition.

But he who desires the Hereafter and strives for it in the manner he should, and is a true believer, his striving will come to fruition.

But he who desires the Hereafter and strives for it in the manner he should, and is a true believer, his striving will come to fruition.

Not all of such proposals will come to fruition, since many of the projects have to be designed and agreed between the beneficiary, the donor and the UNCTAD secretariat.

That agreement brought to fruition the longstanding desire of my Government, and that of others as well, to strengthen, increase and formalize cooperation between the United Nations and the IPU. The cooperation agreement has proven to be an important step towards opening up new areas of cooperation, complementarity and mutually reinforcing action between the United Nations and the IPU to address global problems.

It will also introduce new team configurations, work processes and technologies which will replace manual tasks and bring these new efficiencies into fruition.

Given the complex nature of the peace process, the Secretary General is urged to continue to spearhead the efforts of the international community to ensure the full fruition of the peace process.

The excellent presentation this morning by Under Secretary General Jean Marie Guéhenno, as well as his leadership qualities, give us the confidence that the desired results will come to fruition.

And give the women their bridal money willingly then if they willingly give you a part of it, eat (use) it with joy and fruition.

And give the women their bridal money willingly then if they willingly give you a part of it, eat (use) it with joy and fruition.

Clearly, however, none of the efforts being made by the Government of Nicaragua will come to fruition if we cannot resolve the structural problems facing our country and developing countries in particular.

However, a more inventive approach was needed if the lengthy debate on the legal aspects of the use of the orbit, for which ITU was not exclusively responsible, was to reach fruition.

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Hope brought me to America.

And never brought to mind?

Cobby brought him to me.

Mr. Villar (Philippines) It is indeed gratifying to note that the vision of the fiftieth session of the General Assembly when it first considered the resolution on the renewal of the dialogue has now come to fruition.

Although landlocked developing countries have made a good start in their efforts to follow up and implement the Almaty Programme of Action since its adoption at the 2003 Almaty Conference, much remains to be done to bring it to fruition.

20. In all cultures, accumulated life experience can make late life a period of potential enrichment and fruition, even though it is also a time of decline and loss.

An area of particular and immediate importance to most developing countries and economies in transition is that of transit, in which the practical experience acquired by UNCTAD (through programmes like the Advance Cargo Information System (ACIS) and the Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA) and its work on corridor agreements), as well as the availability of new technologies, represents a capital that could be brought to rapid fruition.

The Monitoring Group will continue to work with IMO to bring some of these projects to fruition, with a view to ensuring safety for the Somali coastline and to improving in particular the enforcement of the arms embargo violations along the coastline.

Immediately someone went to get orange juice, someone brought a hotdog, someone brought a subway cop.

He brought his dog to school.

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